Relative Says Father Is Capable Of Caring For Child
Mrs. Carol Bevins Knuckles aunt to three year old Rachel Bevins who vanished Thursday with her father Mark Bevins says the child may be better off with him He loves her and has cared for her The family has no idea where Mark took Rachel but believes he can care for her She babysat Rachel when Mark and Debbie were married and describes Debbie as often not caring for the child The aunt notes Deborah rarely changed diapers and saw the child sick only once during their guardianship
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Police Seek Missing Child In Mercer County Case
Local authorities continue to follow leads to locate three year old Rachel Bevins and her father Mark Bevins of the Coaldale Mountain area after a court order sought their arrest and the child's return. The health condition requiring enema or suppositories is cited by Deborah Bevins, the mother, who worries proper medical care would be lacking. They were last seen Christmas Day amid weeks of reports and family notes.
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Used bank building for sale in Sioux City
Sioux City officials offer a former Security National bank building for sale complete with vaults an ATM and safety deposit boxes. The catch move the building by April 1 or lose the property and the lot it sits on. The buyer covers the moving costs and the lot is available nearby.
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Census Says There Are 226 Million Americans
Washington AP reports the Census Bureau tallies 226,504,825 people in the United States on April 1, up 11.4 percent since the last census. Florida gains seats while New York loses. 17 House seats shift in 1982. Courts may affect city figures and funding allocations amid undercount concerns.
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Iran signals hard line on hostages amid Algerian mediation
Tehran Radio warned of spy trials and possible executions if Iran’s demands are not met as Algerian mediators head to Algiers with a new U.S. offer. Iran seeks 24 billion in guarantees plus asset recovery, while the United States proposes escrow funds and a path to release. Officials say a settlement before President Carter’s departure is unlikely.
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Justus Receives Stay of Execution in Virginia Case
Buddy Earl Justus, convicted of raping and murdering a Montgomery County nurse Ida Mae Moses, has a stay of execution until April 30, 1981, pending appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court. The retrial followed a prior reversal over jury bias concerns. a second verdict again sentenced him to death.
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Buddy Earl Justus
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Virginia Supreme Court
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